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Copper(I) oxide micro-cubical structures formation by metal organic chemical vapor deposition from copper(II) acetylacetonate
The copper oxide films were deposited by decomposition of copper(II) acetylacetonate precursor in a hot wall horizontal flow tubular furnace by chemical vapor deposition method. The obtained data revealed change in phase of the deposits from crystalline copper(I) oxide (Cu 2 O) to copper(II) oxide (...
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| description | The copper oxide films were deposited by decomposition of copper(II) acetylacetonate precursor in a hot wall horizontal flow tubular furnace by chemical vapor deposition method. The obtained data revealed change in phase of the deposits from crystalline copper(I) oxide (Cu
2
O) to copper(II) oxide (CuO) structures on increasing the substrate temperature from 195 to 430 °C. The scanning electron microscope images showed the formation of mono-dispersed micron-sized Cu
2
O cubical structures. The Cu
2
O micro-cubes were observed to have a comparatively higher optical transmittance than CuO film in the visible spectral region. The Cu
2
O micro-cubical films are expected to underlie the potential use as cost effective transparent conducting oxide electrode in solar cell applications. |
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